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About
Hong Pan is a leading researcher at the intersection of micro/nanorobotics, immunotherapy, and precision medicine. His work focuses on engineering living cells—such as CAR T cells, yeast, and bacteria—into self-propelling microrobots capable of navigating complex biological environments for targeted therapy. His most cited paper (84 citations) introduces magnetic–acoustic CAR T cell microrobots that combine external actuation with in situ antitumor immunoactivation, overcoming solid tumor barriers. Another highly influential study (83 citations) presents a twin-bioengine yeast microrobot that uses enzyme actuation and macrophage relay for self-adaptive gastrointestinal inflammation therapy. Pan’s programmable ultrasound-mediated swarms of bacteria–red blood cell microrobots further demonstrate tumor-specific thrombosis and photothermal therapy. His contributions have been featured in *Advanced Materials*, highlighting cell/bacteria-based bioactive materials for cancer immune modulation. With over 180 citations across his top works, Pan is pioneering the next generation of biohybrid microrobots that merge synthetic control with biological intelligence, offering transformative approaches for cancer and inflammatory disease treatment.
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